§ 44-2-172. Transfer by Clerk Pursuant to Judgment; Production of Copy of Decree and Order
Wherever, as the result of a proceeding in any court, it is adjudged that a transfer of registered land should be made, such transfer may be made by the clerk upon the production of a certified copy of the decree showing in what book and page of the minutes of the court the decree is […]
§ 44-2-173. Petition for Involuntary Transfer; Referral to Examiner; Notice; Appointment of Guardians Ad Litem; Order of Transfer
Whenever it is desired to have an involuntary transfer registered, petition therefor shall be made to the judge of the court. The judge may hear the facts or, in his discretion, may refer the petition to an examiner of titles to hear and report the facts. The judge shall see to it that all parties […]
§ 44-2-174. Attack on Transfers Made to Hinder, Delay, or Defraud Creditors; Decree Voiding Such Transfer; Entry of Cancellations and Transfers on Register and Certificate
Nothing in this article shall prevent any transfer or other dealing with registered land from being attacked in court as having been made for the purpose of hindering, delaying, or defrauding creditors; provided, however, that, upon the trial of the case, the court having jurisdiction finds that the person taking the transfer or the apparent […]
§ 44-2-175. Registering Subsequent Transfers or Voluntary Conveyances of Land Held in Trust or Otherwise Restricted
Whenever a writing or record is filed for the purpose of transferring registered land in trust, or upon any condition or unusual limitation expressed in the instrument, or with power given to sell, encumber, or deal with the land in any manner, no subsequent transfer or voluntary transaction purporting to be exercised under the powers […]
§ 44-2-176. Duty of Tax Officer to Have Delinquent Taxes or Assessments Noted; Effect of Delinquencies Prior to Notation; Liability of Officer
After December 31 of every year, it shall be the duty of every officer charged with the collection of any taxes or assessments charged upon any registered land or any interest therein which have not been paid when due to cause a notation of the fact that those taxes or assessments have not been paid […]
§ 44-2-162. Subdivision of Registered Land; Procedure
The owner or owners of a tract of land embraced in a certificate may divide it into smaller tracts and, upon surrender of his or their owner’s certificate, cause separate certificates to be issued for the respective smaller tracts. The procedure in such cases shall be for the owner or owners to petition the judge […]
§ 44-2-163. Conveyance to Secure Debt; Form; Notation and Registration; Creditor’s Certificate
The owner of any registered land who desires to convey the land as security for debt and with power of sale without foreclosure may do so by a short form of transfer substantially in the form provided in Code Section 44-2-241. The form shall be signed and properly acknowledged or attested as if it were […]
§ 44-2-164. Assignment or Negotiation of Creditor’s Certificate; Effect of Transfer of Indebtedness; Surrender and Cancellation of Certificate; Order of Cancellation; Notation
The creditor’s certificate shall be assignable or negotiable to the same extent as the note or other evidence of indebtedness secured thereby may be, but assignments or transfers of the creditor’s certificate need not be noted on the title register. A transfer or assignment of the indebtedness shall operate to transfer the creditor’s certificate securing […]
§ 44-2-165. Sale by Holder of Creditor’s Certificate; Application for Transfer to Purchaser; Opportunity to Object to Transfer; Order of Application of Sale Proceeds
If the debt secured by a creditor’s certificate or any part thereof becomes due and unpaid, the holder of the creditor’s certificate may, after advertising the property for sale in the manner prescribed by law for advertising sheriff’s sales of land, sell the property at auction before the courthouse door of the county and sell […]
§ 44-2-166. Transfer to Secure Debt; Notation of Bond for Title or to Reconvey
Nothing in this article shall prevent the owner of land from transferring his registered title as security for debt or from causing the title to be registered in the name of the creditor by transferring to the creditor as if he were an ordinary vendee of the registered title; and, if bond for title or […]